Call him Chris. He'll like that.
Jul. 17th, 2001 12:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
judecorpThis is a crazy week. First we have last weekend's tidbits of information. That throws a little monkey wrench into my situation. On top of that, A. hasn't exactly been speaking to me since, other than a little 'How was your day?' stuff. Hopefully that will change, as I don't know what's entirely productive about that.
I asked him to look into his health insurance to find out about paying for counseling. If he wants to try to work this out, he'll ask his benefits person. I'm not going to push him - I feel like I've pushed enough, to try to get info, to try to help, to try to find out what's going on. This one is on him. It's kind of sad, though. He hasn't exactly jumped at the chance to find out.
Tomorrow I get my first solo client at work, and that will be rather interesting. I'm very excited, and very nervous. I'm confident in my abilities, but it's the *first* client. Yikes. I will be fumbling over my words, I'm sure. My field placement liaison person is also coming tomorrow morning to make sure everything's going well. She gives me the creeps, and I hope she doesn't unnerve me too much. She's a very severe, caustic woman. I haven't had great experiences with her in the past. She was my liaison last school year, and if I ever went to her with a field placement concern, she would call my boss and tell him I wanted to leave my job. No joke. She did it to other people too. I guess she has a tendency to micro-manage.
I went to the library this morning to pick up a book that came in on reserve about working with kids with ADHD (since that will be a majority of my clients). I wanted to review it to see if it's a good book to recommend to parents. While I was there, I took out the Miss Saigon soundtrack (to fill my mp3 gaps) and the DVD of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Maybe that will do the trick to get me out of this rainy day funk.
Jiggly sealed her plans to come here for Bob's cookout, which is way cool. My brother is also going to stop here on his way to visit our parental units. That will be nice, too. Laura sent me a photo of her flashing the camera - I guess a little topless swimming. Ha ha - must turn that into a desktop someday. Or I would, if I didn't have breastaphobia.
Louise just reminded me via email that I need to include her in my LJ. So here is a little bit about Louise. She is my way cool punk rock girl. She went to college with me, though she was more Ronnie's friend, but now she is MINE ALL MINE! She's my pseudo-girlfriend and that means I get to take her out when I go to the City in September. Very cool. So *mwah*, this one's for you, Weeze.
I need to stop staring at a computer screen now.
I asked him to look into his health insurance to find out about paying for counseling. If he wants to try to work this out, he'll ask his benefits person. I'm not going to push him - I feel like I've pushed enough, to try to get info, to try to help, to try to find out what's going on. This one is on him. It's kind of sad, though. He hasn't exactly jumped at the chance to find out.
Tomorrow I get my first solo client at work, and that will be rather interesting. I'm very excited, and very nervous. I'm confident in my abilities, but it's the *first* client. Yikes. I will be fumbling over my words, I'm sure. My field placement liaison person is also coming tomorrow morning to make sure everything's going well. She gives me the creeps, and I hope she doesn't unnerve me too much. She's a very severe, caustic woman. I haven't had great experiences with her in the past. She was my liaison last school year, and if I ever went to her with a field placement concern, she would call my boss and tell him I wanted to leave my job. No joke. She did it to other people too. I guess she has a tendency to micro-manage.
I went to the library this morning to pick up a book that came in on reserve about working with kids with ADHD (since that will be a majority of my clients). I wanted to review it to see if it's a good book to recommend to parents. While I was there, I took out the Miss Saigon soundtrack (to fill my mp3 gaps) and the DVD of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Maybe that will do the trick to get me out of this rainy day funk.
Jiggly sealed her plans to come here for Bob's cookout, which is way cool. My brother is also going to stop here on his way to visit our parental units. That will be nice, too. Laura sent me a photo of her flashing the camera - I guess a little topless swimming. Ha ha - must turn that into a desktop someday. Or I would, if I didn't have breastaphobia.
Louise just reminded me via email that I need to include her in my LJ. So here is a little bit about Louise. She is my way cool punk rock girl. She went to college with me, though she was more Ronnie's friend, but now she is MINE ALL MINE! She's my pseudo-girlfriend and that means I get to take her out when I go to the City in September. Very cool. So *mwah*, this one's for you, Weeze.
I need to stop staring at a computer screen now.
